Deep Recurrent NeuralNetwork
What is an RNN?
• Definition: A Recurrent Neural Network (RNN) processes sequential data by
maintaining a hidden state that evolves over time.
• Memory Mechanism: The hidden state allows RNNs to remember information
from previous time steps.
• Applications: Speech recognition, time-series forecasting, text generation.
• RNN Architecture:
Possible Three blocks
• Input to hidden
• Previous hidden to Next hidden state
• Hidden to output
Types Of RNN
• One to One
• One to Many
• Many to One
• Many to Many
One to One One To Many
Many to One Many To Many
Recursive Neural Network
What is a Recursive Neural Network (RvNN)?
1. A Recursive Neural Network (RvNN) is a type of neural network that processes
hierarchical or tree-structured data.
2. It works by recursively applying the same neural network model at each node of
the tree.
3. This recursive approach allows RvNNs to effectively capture relationships and
dependencies in data that has a recursive structure.
4. Examples of such data include syntactic parse trees in natural language
processing (NLP) or hierarchical data in computer vision.
Needs for Recursive Neural Network in
NLP
• The needs for a Recursive Neural Network (RvNN) in Natural
Language Processing (NLP) are specific to the tasks that involve
hierarchical or tree-structured data, such as syntactic parsing,
sentiment analysis, or compositionality in language. Here's a
breakdown of the key requirements for RvNNs in NLP:
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